| Tlozjb said: If that were the case, then all of those Final Fantasy spin-offs on Nintendo consoles would be priming the Nintendo audience for a main Final Fantasy titles :v Not always mah boy, PS3 began to get spin-offs, but there is no way that a main game will release on it, and in their time the Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance received spin-offs, but never received a main game, so receivin spin-off means nothing. Why do you think I didn't mentioned in the post I originally made? Because I know that, so at the moment if we are to go by the analogy of "Dragon Quest goes to the best-selling console in Japan" the only conclusion you can reach is that it will come out on Wii U. Or atleast some developers have, we do not know if Horii shares that same mindset, though if he did, he would had assured a PS4 version of DQX. |
I don't believe any of those "patterns" you try to rationalize here are relevent to what will happen now.
Square-Enix has expressed their will to support the PS4 more, to try to energize the console market in Japan. And besides that, Dragon Quest games have usually released on the console with the most userbase. PS2, 3DS, Wii... So if anything, you should consider that pattern before putting money on the convoluted one you brought up.
